Independent Sources from Western Explorers, Soldiers, and Storytellers “The Buddhists affirm that their great teacher thrice visited Ceylon, and the […]
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A Personal Search for Truth When I first stood before the rocky slopes of Isinbassagala, I wasn’t just seeing a
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As someone born into both Christian and Buddhist traditions, I’ve spent years questioning, exploring, and connecting the dots between the
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“Stone can erode, but truth remains — etched in silence, hidden in plain sight.” Lost Geography, Living Legacy While popular
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Bambaragala Rajamaha Viharaya – The Lost Birthplace of the Buddha? Read More »